504 Pentagram Testimonials

"The refined and elegant program seamlessly integrates with Gehry’s stunning revitalization and the beauty of the Greek Revival-style building."

"The ‘W’ symbol suggests a movable placard or folding display system, an apt metaphor as the virtual museum moves toward hosting exhibitions in physical spaces."

"Echoing CEDIA’s roots in immersive audio-visual experiences, the widescreen portals framed the events beneath them, and carried the messaging and color-synchronized lighting that brought them to life and drew people in."

"A simple line derived from the number “1,” inspired by the company’s name. The line suggests the diagram of a floor plan, with one side left open to convey a sense of possibility."

"The design combines the school’s distinctly Midwestern personality—straightforward, clear, no fuss—with a dynamic look and feel."

"Yuri and team came up with the idea to create a uniquely playful way to contact friends, family and fellow film fans."

"By focusing on the jester cap, the platform hopes more people can imagine donning the hat and seeing themselves as Fools, too."

"The Pentagram team built the restaurant’s identity around a sophisticated but playful mark featuring a lone steer standing underneath a palm tree."

"Though the presentation is static, the logo imparts the constant movement of the animated mark by appearing in different configurations in each application."

"Pentagram's design replicates the materiality of a screen-clad device, with a circuit-inspired spine connecting the book’s hard acrylic covers."

"Strong, elegant and dynamic, the identity answers the creative brief of presenting Luminato as a connector and an enabler."

"Color is key to the book, with the vibrant hues of the paintings and Mexican folk art echoed in bright blasts of color that open each section."

"The industrial design team followed a research-led process to develop the Yoto Player, interviewing families and children to understand what they found important and then developing a design that prioritised kids being in control."

"The design is dynamic, fusing text and image to evoke the excitement of Timberlake’s performances."

"Short, quick bits of data are mixed with longer reads and a structured but flexible grid opens up the pages in clean, clear layouts that let the content breathe."